The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-06
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GERMANY APEACEMAKER
NO TREATY WITH RUSSIA TO Ex-
PIRE THIS MONTH.

The Statement That Emperor William
and the CZar Were to Meet Never
Well Founded-The Rhineland Dis
gusted with Bulgarian Upheavals A
Rap at the Coburgers.
BERLIN, Sept. 5-To- nights official press
confirms the statement made Saturday that
there will be no meeting of the Gar and
Emperor William. The North German
Gdzette says; "The repeated statements chat
meeting is about 10 take place at Stettin
emanate from Austrian and French sources,
and are based upon pure conjecture. Nothing
exists TO justify a supposition that the Car
is coming to Stettin. 1t is idle guesswork
on the part of newspapers TO speak of a re-.
newal of the treaty between Russia and
Germany expiring this month, seeing that
there is no such treaty in existence
RUSso-GERMAN RELATIONS.
The North German Gazette, in an in-
spired article on the relations between
Germany aud Russia, says: ''The duty i'm.
posed by Germany's policy in the interest
of the empire, and its dignity is TO main
tain peace SO long as it is compatibls
with honor The starting point
of an endeayor in this direction
is found only on ground covered by treaties.
The circumstances that the otherwise sue
cessful peace policy Of the German govern
ment has for three summers past been dis
turbed by Bulgarian princes, is not caicu-
lated 30 attract the good will Of the Ger.
man politicians toward that principallty.
PEACE-LovING AND sTRAIGHTFoRwARD.
ut accords with the interests of the peac>-
loving and no less straightforward Germ I
notion that Germany should, in the councils
of Europe, throw her whole weight iugo the
scale in order to have Europe command
peace to ambitious Bulgarian Princes
and Ministers who are in
clined to set the continent in a blaze,
Germany holds firmly TO the treaties which
were broken by the princes of Coburg and
Battenberg, not for the sake of pleasing
other powers, but out of regard for her own
signature For frivolity the peace of Eu-
rope was placed at stake through the
Cohurg-Orleans enterprise. There is not
even the semblance of an excuse for that
enterprise, and it is only to be explained ON
the understanding that the Coburger is the
executor of an exclusively Orleanist policy"
ERNRoTH NOT WANTED.
SOFIA, Sept. 5.-M StambuIoff, Prime
Minister, in an interview regarding the pro.
posal Of Russia to have a joint Russo
Turkish commission visit Bulgaria and arr
range her affairs, said if Gen. Ernroth and
Artin Effendi came as private per-
sons they would be admitted into
Bulgaria, but not otherwise. Bulgaria
was alive TO Russia's objects and would re-
pei any interference in her internal affairs
by any power whatever. If Russia liked to
send Gen. Ernroth to Bulgaria as her diplo-
matte agent that would be different. Both
he and Artin Eifendi would be courteously
received IL duly accredited diplomats.
The government is endeavoring to arrange
a loan with a prominent Pesth banking
house for s., 000,0 900, to be used for railway
purposes in advance of a large political
loan, which it is expected will be effected
when Prince Ferdinand's position is assured.
FOREIGN PAPERS KEPT OUT.
BUCHAREST, Sept. 5.--The censorship Of
foreign kilograms continues throughout
Bulgaria, and fhe entry of foreign news
papers into the country is forbidden. Many
arrests are every day made.
FERDINAND DISCOURAGED.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Sept. 5.--The Porte
has learned that the Austrian government
is strenuously trying to arrange for Prince
FeI,dinand's withdrawal from BULGARIA.